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[QUOTE="XYZ2123, post: 5497376, member: 127437"]
IMHO, being a good poker player means being able to constantly adjust your play to make correct decisions against the specific players at your table and the specific hand/game situation you find yourself in at any given moment, as well as not allowing variance/bad beats to affect your state of mind and your play. Nobody can do this perfectly all of the time (we are all human and make mistakes, and we never have complete information), but those who can do it more often than not can succeed, and in the long run this success will be reflected in your graph, your profit, ROI, etc.

At this point, I would consider myself a mediocre player. I still have a lot to learn. I'll admit that up until a year ago, I was a terrible player. I really didn't know what I was doing and didn't really care to learn. Then I decided to take poker seriously, and in the last year I've built a bankroll from $0 to $1250 playing freerolls and micro stakes. Its been slow and difficult, but I hope to continue to improve.
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